• 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL

• "TAXI DRIVER" ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

You talkin' to ME?'; undeniably one of the most famous quotes from movie history and from one of its most memorable characters. Travis Bickle, the frustrated Vietnam veteran in Taxi Driver; the lonely nut obsessed with sex and violence who takes a job as a cabbie to battle his insomnia. Robert De Niro's legendary performance ensured that this Scorcese classic ended up on many a 'best movie of all time' lists.

Bernard Hermann's score is comprised primarily of a brass section mixing with a saxophone theme. The music swings back and forth, to amplify Travis' deteriorating mental state. Layered atop the two key components are harps, woodwinds, and even noises of the city, like a nearby drum kit or the music of a theater. It was also Bernard Hermann's last ever soundtrack. He died just a few hours after completing the score. Like no other he composed a dark and threatening atmosphere that drags you into Bickle's twisted mind.

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. Theme From Taxi Driver
• A2. I Work The Whole City
• A3. Betsy In A White Dress
• A4. The Days Do Not End
• A5. Reprise: Theme From Taxi Driver

• SIDE B
• B1. Diary Of A Taxi Driver Voice - Robert De Niro
• B2. Theme From Taxi Driver
• B3. The .44 Magnum Is A Monster
• B4. Sport And Iris
• B5. God's Lonely Man (End Title)